| Italian site of a Napoleonic victory | 36 |
| Italian site of a 1796 Napoleon victory | 39 |
| Italian seaport, WWII battle site | 33 |
| Italian sculptor Nicola or Giovanni | 35 |
| Italian scientist who lent his name to a number | 47 |
| Italian Romantic poet: 1798-1837 | 32 |
| Italian river valley in W.W. II fighting | 40 |
| Italian resort town where Edward Lear is buried | 47 |
| Italian Renaissance composer Giovanni | 37 |
| Italian Renaissance composer Banchieri | 38 |
| Italian region that's home to Milan | 39 |
| Italian region known for its cheese | 35 |
| Italian region big on terra cotta | 33 |
| Italian province, noted for wine | 32 |
| Italian province west of Alessandria | 36 |
| Italian province in the Puglia region | 37 |
| Italian province in the Piedmont region | 39 |
| Italian province in the Lombardy region | 39 |
| Italian province in the Apulia region | 37 |
| Italian Prime Minister: 1964–68 | 38 |
| Italian port on the Tyrrhenian Sea | 34 |
| Italian port near the border with Slovenia | 42 |
| Italian poet of "Rinaldo" | 35 |
| Italian physician and educator: 1870–1952 | 48 |
| Italian philosopher: 1866–1952 | 37 |
| Italian philosopher: 1822–1905 | 37 |
| Italian paper once edited by Mussolini | 38 |
| Italian painter: 1575–1642 | 33 |
| Italian P.M. nicknamed Divo Giulio | 34 |
| Italian omelet served open-faced | 32 |
| Italian navigator: 1454–1512 | 35 |
| Italian name for one of the Dodecanese | 38 |
| Italian musical term for lively movement | 40 |
| Italian motor city, to an Italian | 33 |
| Italian meeting place for Mork and company? | 43 |
| Italian island in the Tyrrhenian Sea | 36 |
| Italian horror movie director Dario | 35 |
| Italian home of the Basilica of San Francesco | 45 |
| Italian headquarters of Maserati | 32 |
| Italian headquarters during W.W. I | 34 |
| Italian game akin to pétanque | 32 |
| Italian fresco painter Guido ___ | 32 |
| Italian for "what is above" | 37 |
| Italian for "to the tooth" | 36 |
| Italian for "small rolls" | 35 |
| Italian for "rather bitter" | 37 |
| Italian for "pick me up" | 34 |
| Italian for "meat-based sauce" | 40 |
| Italian for "little ribbons" | 38 |
| Italian for "first lady" | 34 |
| Italian for "beautiful singing" | 41 |
| Italian for "baked earth" | 35 |
| Italian for 'girlfriend' | 32 |
| Italian for ''milk'' | 36 |
| Italian food ordered by an eager reporter | 41 |
| Italian fashion designer Miuccia | 32 |
| Italian family related to the Borgias | 37 |
| Italian family of violin craftsmen | 34 |
| Italian equivalent of "Aloha!" | 40 |
| Italian entrée also called farfalle | 38 |
| Italian duchess Beatrice d'___ | 34 |
| Italian drink with high alcohol content | 39 |
| Italian Dominican reformer Girolamo | 35 |
| Italian dish that needs much stirring | 37 |
| Italian discoverer of six comets | 32 |
| Italian dessert sometimes made with espresso | 44 |
| Italian custard served either hot or chilled | 44 |
| Italian currency before the euro | 32 |
| Italian cuisine suffix, sometimes | 33 |
| Italian cousin of Mount St. Helens | 34 |
| Italian composer-cellist: 1743-1805 | 35 |
| Italian composer ___ de' Cavalieri | 38 |
| Italian composer born on leap day in 1792 | 41 |
| Italian Communist Berlinguer and others | 39 |
| Italian commune near Alessandria | 32 |
| Italian commune famed for cheese | 32 |
| Italian colony from 1890 to 1941 | 32 |
| Italian city, setting of a Walpole novel | 40 |
| Italian city, former U.N. protectorate | 38 |
| Italian city with an annual music festival | 42 |
| Italian city with a view of Mount Vesuvius | 42 |
| Italian city with a university founded in 1343 | 46 |
| Italian city with a semiannual fashion week | 43 |
| Italian city with a dance named after it | 40 |
| Italian city where the Ferrari is made | 38 |
| Italian city where pizza was invented | 37 |
| Italian city where Giotto painted | 33 |
| Italian city takes on a forecaster | 34 |
| Italian city near the Ligurian Sea | 34 |
| Italian city known for sparkling wines | 38 |
| Italian city known for sparkling wine | 37 |
| Italian city known for its ham and cheese | 41 |
| Italian city known for its Chianti | 34 |
| Italian city known for its cheese | 33 |
| Italian city famous for its marble quarries | 43 |
| Italian city famous for its cheese | 34 |
| Italian city famed for its cheese | 33 |
| Italian city after which a deli offering is named | 49 |
| Italian city (Pavarotti's birthplace) | 41 |
| Italian cheese that's often grated | 38 |